Bulletin Post #1

[holiestlove]

Hello one and all,

My name is Jonathan Harker, some of you may know me, others may not. In my world, I worked as a solicitor's clerk for many years before becoming a proper solicitor. That said, I am rather good at gathering information and putting it into a proper order. The reason I write this is I have a project in mind to hopefully help us in the future.

To those who were part of the story that we experienced recently. I would like to meet with you to gather information on what you recalled or did not. I do understand it may be embarrassing for some, so I will accept anonymous information as well.

I can be found in the Maker space if you would rather speak in person. Thank you all for your time.

-Jonathan

[ The letter is tacked to the Bulletin, written in very fine script.]

Comments

[curzed]

I'm afraid I have little to add that wasn't spoken of in that shop.

I am however working actively on a better way to determine who is where in such situations, if I do find a way I will share it.

[angel_of_baal]

I will meet with you

privately.

[ohaiyo_isekai]

I think it would be best to discuss this in person, for you did encounter me and I would speak to you of why you didn’t recognize me - and how I encountered Mina. Or, rather, Min’na and her compatriot Lum’ataru.

- 光
Hikaru

[hellandbackpack]

Seems a good idea to me, see if we spot any patterns to who's affected how and why over time.

I don't mind contributing but ah... in person.

[monstrous_bride]

[She doesn't bother with a note, it's not her way to come announced, really. She'll seek him out in the Maker space, thunking down a chair opposite wherever her is and folding into it, crossing her arms and folding one leg over the other.]

[Enjoy the sudden arrival of a clearly irritated, stitched-together woman who is, also, well over six feet tall - and clearly not entirely human at the very least.]

You're Harker, then?

[scienceofthearcane]

My experience was a bizarre one since I had memories of Woodhurst that were fading even as I remembered them. What is more significant is that the library itself seems to have turned a mutation I was ready to be done with forever back on.

-Viktor